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Submitted by Shannon Wingard on February 28, 2007
Whether working as a Ford model for major ad campaigns like Ralph Lauren and the Gap, or acting in the independent movie "BUG BOY," Keli Price says "center stage" is where he feels most at home.
The 16-year-old Long Island resident's passion for performing began at an early age and has exploded over the years.
Submitted by Jessamyn Cuneo on November 30, 2006
There are few women out there who can create their own version of Hollywood. Camille Solari seems to have the looks, talent, and will to do it all herself.
Let's put it this way: If Solari's career was a stove, she'd have something on all four burners, as well as in the oven. It's lucky she's so cool (with those ice blue eyes and all), or she'd be burning up at this point.
Submitted by Jeff Ferrantino on September 30, 2006
For most, breaking into the acting industry can be a long and often unlikely hurdle to climb. But for Leven Rambin, that daunting challenge lasted as long as her very first audition.
"I wasn't really expecting anything," explains the humble Rambin, who two years ago landed the role of Lily Montgomery on "All My Children" at the age of 14. "I was just so excited to have that opportunity as my first audition."
Submitted by Brewer Baker on December 31, 2005
Nick Rolfe never dreamed that he'd find himself practically naked on a movie set, pretending to make love with an A-list actress. However, this suddenly became his reality a couple of months ago when he was cast as Ben Duffy in the independent film "Bernard and Doris," starring Susan Sarandon and Ralph Fiennes.
Rolfe grew up playing the piano, not acting. But he was called in for his very first acting audition when he was discovered in a most unusual way.
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